Key Points
- At least 22 people were killed in the earthquake in Colombia
- The earthquake caused buildings to collapse in several cities
- Many people were trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings in Cali
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22 people were killed18 deaths were reported in Pereira
A powerful earthquake struck western Colombia, causing buildings to collapse in several cities and killing at least 22 people. The earthquake was felt in Cali, one of the country's largest cities, and many people were trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings.
The earthquake caused the most casualties in the city of Pereira, located in Colombia's coffee region, where 18 deaths were reported. The earthquake was also felt in other cities in Colombia, causing damage to many buildings. Authorities have begun relief efforts following the earthquake.
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- What happened in the earthquake in Colombia?
- A powerful earthquake struck western Colombia, causing buildings to collapse in several cities
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- At least 22 people died
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- The city of Pereira was most affected, with 18 reported deaths
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